Timo
Mac Productivity Tool: Clipboard, Screenshot & More
What it does
Independent Mac apps for clipboard history, desktop productivity, screenshots, app/file search, and a playful desktop pet. The desktop pet plays cute random emoji at the top of every hour and uses expressions to remind you when it's mealtime.
Independent Mac apps for clipboard history, desktop productivity, screenshots, app search, and a playful desktop pet.
Home to thoughtfully crafted applications, interactive experiments, and quietly inspiring creative tools. Boost your Mac productivity with Timo — the app designed to understand exactly what you need. APeteLab creates native-feeling macOS utilities and productivity apps for everyday work. Each product is designed to solve a focused problem, stay out of the way until needed, and respect the data that belongs on your Mac. Explore our growing collection of independent Mac apps for clipboard management, search, capture, organization, and other everyday workflows. Small observations from product design, release work, and interface experiments. Function over form: solving real problems without…from apetelab.com
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